- the
Hotaks were the de
facto rulers of most of Persia, and the
southern areas of
Afghanistan remained under their control until 1738. The
Hotak dynasty...
- and
established Hotak rule in Iran.
Mahmud Hotak was ********inated in 1725 by his cousin,
Ashraf Hotak.
Under Ashraf's rule, the
Hotaks would be kicked...
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between the
Ottoman Empire and the
Hotak dynasty, over
control of all
western and
northwestern parts of Iran. The
Afghan Hotaks had
overthrown the
Safavid dynasty...
- Shah
Hussain Hotak (Pashto/Dari: شاه حسين هوتک), son of
Mirwais Hotak, was the
fifth and last
ruler of the
Ghilji Hotak dynasty. An
ethnic Pashtun (Afghan)...
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diplomatically due to fear of the
Hotaks calling in the
Mughal Empire. They sent an amb****ador, Jani Khan, to ****ure
Hotak that George's
death would be forgiven...
-
himself killed Abdul Aziz, and
ascended the
throne of the
Hotaks at the age of 18.
Mahmud Hotak,
ambitious and
wishing to
expand his territories, began...
- The
Hotak is a
tribe of the
Ghilji confederacy of the
Pashtun people.
Hotak may also
refer to:
Hotak (surname)
Hotak dynasty, an 18th-century
Afghan monarchy...
- Shah
Ashraf Hotak (Pashto/Persian: شاه اشرف هوتک; died 1730), also
known as Shah
Ashraf Ghilji or
Ghilzay (شاه اشرف غلجي), was an
Afghan ruler who reigned...
-
modern Afghan state, the
Hotak Empire, in 1709. The
Hotak Empire was
formed after a
successful uprising led by
Mirwais Hotak and
other Afghan tribal chiefs...
- followers, and
entered the
royal palace.
Mahmud Hotak himself killed Abdul Aziz, and
ascended the
throne of the
Hotaks at the age of 18.
Abdul Aziz was buried...
